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Lifelong Learning Institute Directory PRODUCED by the NATIONAL RESOURCE CENTER for OSHER INSTITUTES JUNE 2018 Lifelong Learning Institute Directory PRODUCED BY THE NATIONAL RESOURCE CENTER FOR OSHER INSTITUTES JUNE 2018 National Listing of Programs in: Older Adult Education Learning in Retirement Lifelong Learning Institutes Alphabetical by state and city Greetings from the National Resource Center for Osher Lifelong Learning Institutes, ALABAMA ALASKA Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Yavapai College Opportunities for Lifelong Prescott We are pleased to share this directory of Lifelong Learning Institutes – both Osher Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Auburn University Education https://www.yc.edu/v5content/ Institutes and other independent programs – with you. The following pages are Auburn University of Alaska Anchorage lifelong-learning/olli-prescott/ organized by state and city, they include more than 400 known Lifelong Learning www.olliatauburn.org Anchorage Institute (LLI) programs throughout the US. The programs listed are unique; each is www.oleanchorage.org New Adventures in Learning for affiliated in some way with or a program of a college or university and each program New Horizons at UAB Seniors (NAILS) Osher Lifelong Learning Institute is primarily designed for older adult learners, generally aged “50 or better”. But as we University of Alabama at Chandler-Gilbert Community University of Alaska Fairbanks College have discovered, LLIs are constantly changing. More are being formed and a few close Birmingham Birmingham Fairbanks Sun Lakes each year. If you find a college or university affiliated lifelong learning program that is www.uab.edu/medicine/aging/ www.uaf.edu/olli/ www.cgc.maricopa.edu/ not listed in this directory, please let us know by sending an email to new-horizons sunlakes/newadventures [email protected] for future updates to this directory. ARIZONA Eastern Shore Institute for RISE-Learning for Life Central Arizona Community All 121 Osher Lifelong Learning Institutes (OLLIs) are listed in this directory. OLLIs Lifelong Learning Rio Salada Community College College, Lifelong Learning Surprise operate in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. All are funded in part by The University of South Alabama Fairhope Central Arizona Community www.riselearning.org Bernard Osher Foundation with services provided by the Osher NRC at Northwestern www.esill.org College University. OLLIs collectively have more than 163,000 engaged students, called Coolidge Osher Lifelong Learning Institute “members”, who understand the joys of learning, simply for the sake of learning. They Institute for Learning in https://centralaz.edu/ University of Arizona meet and learn together in more than 360 communities throughout the US. For more Retirement community/education-outreach/ Tucson community-education/ information on the Osher Institute Network, please look at www.Osher.net and note the University of North Alabama https://olli.arizona.edu Florence “Find an OLLI Near You” map on the website. www.campusce.net/una/course/ Lifelong Learning in Retirement ARKANSAS course.aspx?catId=22 at The Highlands We hope this large list of LLIs is helpful to you or those you think might benefit socially Independent non-profit Osher Lifelong Learning Institute or intellectually from participating in a lifelong learning organization. Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Marana University of Arkansas University of Alabama at www.llrhdm.com Fayetteville Huntsville https://olli.uark.edu/ Huntsville New Frontiers for Lifelong All best wishes in your learning endeavors, www.uah.edu/pcs/olli Learning LifeQuest of Arkansas Mesa Community College Independent non-profit Odyssey USA Mesa Little Rock University of South Alabama https://newfrontiers.mesacc. www.lifequestofarkansas.org Mobile edu/ Steve Thaxton www.southalabama.edu/ CALIFORNIA departments/globalusa/cce/ Sun City Vistoso Institute of Executive Director odyssey.html Learning in Retirement Osher Lifelong Learning Institute National Resource Center for Osher Lifelong Learning Institutes Independent non-profit Humboldt State University Northwestern University School of Professional Studies Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Oro Valley Arcata The University of Alabama https://suncityilr.com/ http://www2.humboldt.edu/olli/ Tuscaloosa www.olli.ua.edu Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Arizona State University Phoenix https://lifelonglearning.asu.edu June 2018 • National Directory 1 Institutes Institutes Alphabetical by state and city Alphabetical by state and city Levan Institute for Lifelong Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Saddleback College Emeritus Santa Barbara City College COLORADO Learning California State University, University of California, Los Saddleback College School for Extended Learning Bakersfield College Fresno Angeles Mission Viejo Santa Barbara City College Colorado Springs Senior Center Bakersfield Fresno Los Angeles www.saddleback.edu/emeritus Santa Barbara Independent non-profit www.bakersfieldcollege.edu/ www.fresnostate.edu/cge/olli/ http://osher.uclaextension.edu/ sbcc.edu/extendedlearning/ Colorado Springs levaninstitute Osher Lifelong Learning Institute olderadults.php www.ppymca.org/colorado- Osher Lifelong Learning Institute PLATO Society of Los Angeles San Diego State University springs-senior-center Osher Lifelong Learning Institute California State University, Independent non-profit San Diego Vistas Lifelong Learning University of California, Berkeley Fullerton Los Angeles http://ces.sdsu.edu/osher/ Independent non-profit PILLAR Institute for Lifelong Berkeley Fullerton https://www.theplatosociety.org/ Santa Barbara Learning https://olli.berkeley.edu/ http://olli.fullerton.edu/ about/index San Diego Oasis http://www. Independent non-profit Independent non-profit vistaslifelonglearning.org/ Colorado Springs Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Community Services Education Modesto Institute for Continued San Diego http://www.pillarinstitute.org/ California State University, Glendale Community College Learning www.oasisnet.org/San-Diego-CA Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Channel Islands Glendale Modesto Junior College Santa Clara University Academy for Lifelong Learning Camarillo www.glendale.edu/academics/ Modesto City College of San Fransisco - Santa Clara Independent non-profit https://ext.csuci.edu/programs/ community-services-education http://www.miclonline.org/ Older Adults https://www.scu.edu/osher/ Denver osher-lifelong-learning-institute/ City College of San Francisco http://academyll.org/about/ index.htm SAGE Society Osher Lifelong Learning Institute San Francisco Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Roland Tseng College of Extended California State University, San http://www.ccsf.edu/en/our- University of California, Santa Osher Lifelong Learning Institute LIFE-Learning Is For Everyone Learning at CSU Bernardino campuses/mission/non-credit- Cruz University of Denver Mira Costa College Granada Hilles Palm Desert classes/older-adults.html Santa Cruz Denver Cardiff http://www.sagesocietycsun.org/ http://osher.csusb.edu/ http://ucsc-osher.wikispaces. http://universitycollege.du.edu/ www.miracosta.edu/instruction/ Fromm Institute for Lifelong com/ olli/ programsforseniors.html Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Learning University of California, Irvine University of California, Riverside University of San Francisco Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Irvine Riverside San Francisco California State University, Colorado State University California State University, https://ce.uci.edu/olli/ http://www.extension.ucr.edu/ http://fromm.usfca.edu/ Monterey Bay Fort Collins Dominguez Hills osher/ Seaside https://www.online.colostate. Carson Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Osher Lifelong Learning Institute http://olli.csumb.edu/ edu/osher/ https://www.csudh.edu/olli/ University of California, San Diego Osher Lifelong Learning Institute San Francisco State University La Jolla Sierra College San Francisco Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Opportunities for Lifelong Osher Lifelong Learning Institute https://olli.ucsd.edu/ Rocklin https://olli.sfsu.edu/ University of the Pacific Learning California State University, Chico www.sierracollege.edu/ Stockton Western Colorado Community Chico Osher Lifelong Learning Institute academics/enrichment/olli/ Osher Lifelong Learning Institute http://www.pacific.edu/ College http://rce.csuchico.edu/osher California State University, Long California State University, San Academics/Professional-and- Grand Junction Beach Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Marcos Continuing-Education/Osher- http://www.coloradomesa.edu/ Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Long Beach Sonoma State University San Marcos Lifelong-Learning-Institute.html wccc/community-education/ University of California, Davis http://web.csulb.edu/colleges/ Rohnert Park https://www.csusm.edu/el/olli/ index.html Davis chhs/centers/olli/ www.sonoma.edu/exed/olli/ Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Stockton Institute for Continued https://extension.ucdavis.edu/ Dominican University of California Learning (SICL) New Dimensions Lifelong areas-study/osher-lifelong- Los Angeles Oasis Renaissance Society San Rafael San Joaquin Delta College Learning Institute learning-institute Independent non-profit California State University, http://www.dominican.edu/ Stockton Independent non-profit Los Angeles Sacramento academics/osher https://www.deltacollege.edu/ Grand Valley https://www.oasisnet.org/Los- Sacramento dept/sicl/ www.newdimensionsgj.org/ Angeles-CA http://www.csus.edu/org/rensoc/
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